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I thought of a young couple we knew who had hidden in our bunker in the ghetto . They still had a few possessions , and I thought that maybe if we could bring them to the granary and offer the Pole some assets , he might give us some ...
I thought of a young couple we knew who had hidden in our bunker in the ghetto . They still had a few possessions , and I thought that maybe if we could bring them to the granary and offer the Pole some assets , he might give us some ...
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Although I knew my mother couldn't stay home , I feared that something terrible might happen to her in the hospital ; she was the only Jewish woman there . Who knew ? Poison , G - d forbid , could be ...
Although I knew my mother couldn't stay home , I feared that something terrible might happen to her in the hospital ; she was the only Jewish woman there . Who knew ? Poison , G - d forbid , could be ...
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All the while , several girls dressed in the same black - aproned uniforms passed between the lines and asked us in furtive whispers if we knew anything about the Jews of Kosice , Prashow , Beredyev , Tefolczyn , and other towns .
All the while , several girls dressed in the same black - aproned uniforms passed between the lines and asked us in furtive whispers if we knew anything about the Jews of Kosice , Prashow , Beredyev , Tefolczyn , and other towns .
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In The Ghettos | x |
A Brief Spring Sara SelverUrbach | 21 |
BreadChava BurstynBerenstein | 51 |
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